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THE WEEK Pluralism in Education THE AWARD given to Archbishop Ritter of St. Louis by the cio's Committee to Abol-ish Discrimination makes news primarily in the field of race relations. Archbishop...
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Re-educating Germany Waldemar Gurian GERMANY is the land of time extrava-gantly wasted. A difficult life is made even more difficult by the bureaucratic maze, the innumerable questionnaires and...
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Schoolboy in England THOMAS MERTON IT WAS on one of those mornings in Oxford Street, perhaps not the very first one, that Aunt Maud and I had a great conversation about my future. We had just...
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CATHOLIC INTERNATIONAL NEWS INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND RELIGIOUS RIGHTS Rome, 8/7 (CIP)-"Subject to public order, morality and health, all persons are equally entitled to freedom of conscience and...
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Communications THE STATE OF ISRAEL Washington, D. C. TO the Editors: I have read with considerable amaze-ment the editorial entitled, "Then to Side with Truth is Nobler . . ." in your issue of...
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The Screen Murder Murder Everywhere THREE NEW arrivals on our screens use the theme of murder and guilt in a most extraordinary way. From Germany has been imported "Murderers Among Us" the first...
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Tragedy at Tanglewood FRANCIS J. BURKLEY I DO not know that I like it, but it is what I mean," Ralph Vaughan Williams is quoted as saying after delivering himself of a dissonant, acrid "Fourth...
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Books Reflections on the World Today. Paul Valery. Trans-lated by Francis Scarfe. Pantheon. $3.50. VALERY had much in common with Descartes be-sides that first rule for conducting the reason which...
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Vol. 048 Issue 017 (August 6 1948)
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